Rede
Family photos
Photos together
One shared album for the whole family, sorted by day and place. Put twenty beach photos in at once and everyone has them.
Rede keeps the family's photos and videos in one private album that only your family can see. It sorts them by the day and the place they were taken, so Saturday in St Ives is easy to find again, and nothing is ever sold or shared. There's room for all of them (fair use: 1 TB per family), and nothing is deleted even without the purchase.
What the album does
Sorted for you
By day and by place, so "Saturday, the beach" is one tap away.
Twenty at once
Add a whole afternoon's photos in one go, and everyone in the family has them.
Videos too
Short clips play in the album, like the photos.
Share a few outside the family
Send a link to a set of photos. It stops working when it expires or when you stop it, and visitors can send a heart back.
Kept for good
Even without the purchase, the family can always see and save everything it has shared.
On paper, if you like
Photos you share with Family can end up in the Family Newspaper, as a PDF or printed.
Questions
Who can see our photos?
Only the members of your family. There are no public profiles or followers, and a share link shows only the photos you put in it.
How much storage is there?
Room for all your photos and videos is included, with a fair-use limit of 1 TB per family.
What happens to our photos if we stop paying?
Nothing. Rede isn't a subscription, so there's nothing to stop, and even during and after the trial without a purchase you can always see and save everything.
Rede next to the others
Rede vs FamilyWall
Both do a lot. What's free in each, and what you'd pay for year after year.
Read →Rede vs Apple Family Sharing
Apple's version is free and already on your phone. When Rede is worth paying for anyway.
Read →Price
$149.99 once for everyone, and what the other family apps add up to.
Read →Make room for the whole family.
Rede is coming to iPhone soon.
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